I want to become a RN/LPN but confused

Have you considered doing an ADN as well, that is a 2 year's associate in Nursing, the pay difference isn't that much, i think in most states it's maybe a dollar difference at best, I think the ADN is more generalized though, and I know you would have certain restrictions far as the job verses if you had a BSN, also after the 2 years associate , many colleges also have a bridge program, from ADN to BSN, I think LPN would be good too if you need the job immediately, since most programs for LPN are about a year long

There are transitional programs out there that offer a "LPN to RN" bridge program. Instead of doing the traditional curriculum you bypass a few things so it allows you to get your RN license quicker. However, if you take into account the time you also had to do for the LPN school, its a bit longer. I have my LPN license and I am currently going for my BSN . I can honestly say that if it wasnt for my LPN license, there is no way I could be able to pay for school for the RN program with out dying from exhaustion. Its a good way to make a good amount of money to help pay for school.